Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-09

the Moffet residence, on Quartz street, and
will move there in q few days. Mr.. and
Mrs. Moifet will soon go to California, where
they will spend the winter.
8. r. knight, Joshua knight and Miss
May knight, formerly of Butte, have gone
to Spokane Falls to make their fnture
home.
There are many friends in Butte who will
hear with sorrow OF the recent death OF
Mrs. Fred Gilbert ct her home on the Lou
Lou. near Missoula.
Bishop L. r. Brewer will o~ficiate in the
Episcopal Church to-day, both morning
and evening.
Miss Marie Nelson was the guest OF Mrs.
r. r. Hoge for several days last week.
A new building is being erected on upper
Washington street. which is to be used Tor
the kindergarten school.
Fritz Butler, who has been i'll with
typhoid fever, is convalescing.
Mr.. A. Copiners returned this morning
after q long visit East.
Mr.. Hamilton. who has acted as stenog-
rapher at the Montana Union office. leaves
for Helena to accept a similar position.
Lep Powell, of New York and Chicago, is
in the city.
Mrs. Stanley, Of Deer Lodge, is visiting
Mrs. B%rownlee.
D. E. Thomas, of Granite, is in the city.
w. J. Koontz, of St. Paul, is in the city.
D. W. Shoemaker, of Wardner, Idaho, is
in the city.
Geo. Mcclellan and wife of Newark, N. j.,
is in the city.
Henry Buhring, of Salt Lake, is in the
city.
8. Oxtell, of st. Louis, is in the city.
Chas. F. Lang, of Chicago, arrived in the
city to take charge of the Inter Mountain
press room.
Colonel John B. Reed, of the Inter Noun
tain, has returned from q trip to the Ceur
d'Alenes.
D. Bondy left to-day by the Northern Pa
cifc for Venice, Italy.
Leo Bonrey left to-day for Venice, Italy,
by the Northern Pacific railway.
Dan. INFLOW left to-day by Northern Pa'
cifc railway for Iron Mountain, Mich.
The ladies' torch light procession on Hal
low cen was a very fine display.
R. Livingston left to-day by the Northern
Pacific for St. Johns, N. B.
w. J. ThraIl left to-day by the Northern
Pacific for halifax.
Robert Grant who has been visiting Mr.
Sam Lebow in Salt Lake, returned to tbt
city yesterday.
Will Lamson, OF Divide, is in the city.
L. Wise, the tailor, is confined to hi
home on account of illness.
Harry v. Hopkins, who left some time
ago to accept an engagement with thu
Fritz Emmett Comedy Company, has re
turned to the city. He reports a success
full trip.
P. J. Brophy, who is confined to hi
room with a severe cold is reported better
Mr.. Gould, representing Marshall, Field 4
Co., OF Chicago, is in the city.
Patsy Clark. Superintendent Of the Poor
nan Mine. of Burke, Idaho, is in the city
Mrs. Ben Ca lkips who has been i'll tn
| past three weeks, is reported better.
Mr.. D. Donahue, who last week tool
| charge OF the Bonner Mercantile Company
carpet department, comes to Butte with
record emitting him to the confidence ant
| patronage of all. Leaving the well.knowl
house of Carson, Pirie & Co., Chicago, t.
| accept the position he now occupies, b
brought with him both the hearty wishe
| and sincere regrets OF bis former employers
earned by nine years of faithful, honorabl
| and efficient service. We trust MIR. bona
hue will receive from Butte's citizens tn
hearty support to which his undoubte(
qualifications entitle him.
Mrs. Avery gave a card party to a few
friends at her rooms in the Caplice buildin
on Friday night.
Miss McCerrick entertained a few friend
at her spacious rooms in the Boyce build
ing, a few evenings since.
TI- 5000 -.-s.---.-- E ILL., o~r o+so,
of the Keystone Club. on the 18th inst.
will be celebrated by a grand ball at tn
Miners Union Hall. The ladies who have
the affair in hand are determined that j
will far surpass the ball given by them las
year, which is still looked back to as o
the greatest successes in the history O
Butte. It was found that the first lot o
invitations wouldn't go around, and
second lot had to be procured. Ticket
can be had on application to members @
the society OF committees.